Residents Growing More Concerned After Second Rabies Case In Kendall
Concerns are growing after a second raccoon with rabies was found in Kendall over the weekend.
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Concerns are growing after a second raccoon with rabies was found in Kendall over the weekend.
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The second confirmed case of a rabid animal in Miami-Dade has forced the expansion of the rabies alert issued by the Department of Health earlier in the week.
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A local veterinarian attacked by a rabid raccoon in Kendall says the perimeter for the first rabies alert in Miami-Dade County in 16 years doesn't go far enough.
A day after a rabies alert was issued in Miami-Dade County, health officials are informing the public on how to keep their pets safe.
A rabies alert has been issued for the Kendall area after a raccoon tested positive, according to the Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County.
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